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Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
WIN ne Cic.ed sA,s gsss.

The Academy OF Misie, which hss
betn leased by Mr.. r. II. Proctor. oI
the arm Of jacobs q Proctor, will I've
closed this week to allow Of several
important i'm prOvemants and repairs.
II will open on Monday afternoon, the
3lss inst, anu two performarc ces will
be given every day In the year except
Sundays. The admission TO the after
noon performances will be but 10 and
70 cents, and they will be adapted es.
peeially 70 the tastes and requirements
OF ladies' and children, whore they can
go with ~ much comfort and freed ON
from annoyahce aH IL they were In their
own houses, The admission to the
evening performances will be 10, 20 and
30 cents, and the very best attractions
VIII DO preiepte6 with . change Of
companies each week. Mr.. Proctor, In
conjunction with his partner, Mr.
Jasvbs, now has fourteen theatres and
can make an engagement with q oom-
pany for almost m entire season. This
gives an opportunity to secure the very
best attractions ut tsrms which make
II possible 10 give frat class entertain
ments At the lowest rates.
Next spring Mr.. Proctor intends to
have the walls and ceiling frescoed, and
~ soon as the new electric light plant
IL In operation TIC a ldemy Will be
supplied throughout Tith the moan.
descent light. A telephone will be put
Into the office during The week, SO that
the patrons may CIDER sssts by phone
and have them sentso their houses.
Mr.. FL. 2. Boulif. late Of the Girls
void Opera House OK Troy, N. Y, will
DO the resident treastrer and partner In
she Academy. Tho box office will be
open from O'Clock In the morning
until 10 at night, ami tickets for every
performance will belpn sale six days In
advance. A down own once will be
established, probably at Buffers, but
the matter has not b(en definitely set.
tied.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
2 ann hi Auciinn

DAVID ArmttronR, who reeiies Mt
sIriceeTsvil'e, Chester County, Pa,
y, VII sen as pu olio aale oa Thursday. tne
<Ith inss.i very desirable farm n: e6L
acres Of goot lard, divided inc con.
vanient hslda by good fence. while ths
hniloings sro 2tanlo and in GOOD con.
ditiou. He ~lll slec SOL his oe,s56al
property at tho sa:ae tima.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
Invitations Received.

Last Saturday Mayor Rhoads and
ohiof OF Police Dougherty received Ia.
vitations to attend tho Americus Clubs
reception, which tGkes place at the
Academy of Music, on Monday oven
ingr January 81. The Invitations will
De accepted, and the Mayor aud Chief
will attend.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

The balance of the
Female Benevolent
Society Underwear
must be closed at
once. TIE Under
wear comprises chill
dren's entire length
cotton flannel draw
ers, ladies' cotton
flannel drawers and
chemise Of heavy un-
blea ched m uslin.
The prices for the
ladies drawers and
chemise is 25c. each.
and the children's
from Is to % cents.
according to age.
This is only the price
of the goods at
m aking
thrown in.
To be had ONLY
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
BREVITiES s.

Sun Rises III. Sun Sets STA
rrs Bssh's coal you viii IKE IL.
Try Bush's coal you Will surely like II.
W. J. k!mbie, grocer, 2nd and .iusttson,
B;rts and Cages .. rsrKercs, Eaet zuds
Strong Cough candy nj Ferg uson, II Il. I'd
Millasd Y. DAVE, Ie~e,or, o q. and stree,
Oity Laundry. Sixth and ShIplsy Srest
Tint Is K. KiRss, At Bsnrs, 10 T.. fourth
Agents for DUNLAP hats. Rumtord
brothers, hattors.
Cheapest place TO buy window shades o,
le3 West FL fshth street.
second hand furniture bought and sold at
III West Front street. Charles Nickerscn.
store, East Fourth st.
soft words, warm friends; bitter words,
lasting enemies.
Spsuding your money with many suest,
empties the kitchen, tho cellar and chest
There Is nothing 90 strong or safe In an
emergoncy OF life rs the simple truth
We rate ability In mon by what they nn-
ish, not by what they attempt.
Empty barrels give the most sound; brain.
less doDkeys bray loud and long.
Connected dudes botch everything they
touch.
Tho cheapest bat house In the city.
3Ot hEkSt street,
Oct your furniture reupholstered at Fred
u. Hodges, l03 West Eighth street.
This is the time TO get goo work for little
money at Hodges, 1903 W. Eighth street.
Order an easy chair or pdrlor suit at Fred
u Hodse es'. lo3 West Eighth street
Have YOU called at No. 1913 Market street,
one door below Second, at tho new Ascent
store. II not, call.
Infants clothing and ladies underwear
made at Stasts h Dayis', No. East Fourth
street
John Cullen Bryant Is located at 32s Il.
md street, and he Il prepared, az in former
yoars, 70 sup ply bibles, albums, encyclope-
dias and other cAoice work, at the lowest
cash prices. Mr.. Bryant guarantees both
tha quality and price Of overy article and
seils poth on the cash and installment plan
Df small weekly payments.
BALL ALWAYS IN snAseN
rho baseball disappears with balmy skies, |
N In 30 he Ia u
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
soorrs EmULsIoN or PURE

god Liver OH, with Hypophesphites,
IN Lung Troubles and Cholera Inf0ntum
Dr. W E. Ransom, Hartford, Ind.
says: " find Soott's Em ulsion an ex
csliept remedy In lung troubles, and
especially In s.rumous children, and a
most valuable remedy in chronic ptages
Of cholera infantum,"
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

The regular weekly meeting of SIny th
Post No. 1, G. A. Z will be held this
evening, and q full attendance Ia re.
Quested, as arrangements will be made
TOR attending the funeral Of Charles Al
loway to morrow aftersoon. The guard
especially are urged TO be present.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
Dn. m'GLYNs SPEAKS.
He says the Archbishop Suppressed .
Part Of His Letter,

NEW York, Jan. 23 Tho services n,
81. stephens Church TO day were con.
lducted ~ usual, excepting that no cpl.
loctions we're made. Considerable feel.
ing was aroused by the fact that polio
mon In uniform had been posted la the
street, and others In citizens attire In.
SIDE the church. The com mittse of DR..
heGlynn's Pensioners met today sui
formulated report which will be pre-
scented TO meeting 10 morrow evening
on the steps OF 81. Stephens, II the base.
ment hall Is forbidden them by DIR.
Modlynns successor. Father Nc
ldlynn has made this statement:
Pending fuller statement, which
l shall feel called upon to make an soon
as physioally able, desire now to say
that In the paper OF Archbishop Oorri
gan published tLis morning certain let.
ters and parts Of case are omitted. did
oromiss In 1882 10 make no more Irish
Land League speeches, and when again
censuied IN 1888 for favoriug the Irish
revolution In 3 speech In behalf OF the
ssarving people Of the west OF Ireland,
made at the request Of tho United Irish
County Associations, did promise %
make no more speeches on the Irish
iqutstion. even for charity, but di0 not
bind myself by promise to abstain for
all time to come from public speaking
on political and social subjects.
with one exception-that OF my
fpeech at the Chickering Hall meeting,
the reasons for which explained at the
tune TO the Afchbishop-I have yielded
obedtenoe In all things, even when /
could not feel that the obedience was
riRhtfully demanded. Nor has my
conduct either toward the Archbishop
MIN self or toward the Roman authori-
ties been Of the dsfisrt character which
the suppression Of parts Of my letters
gives TO IL. gave to the Archbishop
In that part Of the letter OF December 20
which he has not published good and
sufficient reasons why could not 20 to
xsme.
Il have never retracted, nor without
doing violence to my conscience could
1 retrsot, my hrm conviction that God
made the land for the equal use Of II 10
children, aud that laws which deny
their birthplace to the great majority
|ot men are unjust and injurious and
ought 70 be abolished.
II am the0logiAn enough 10 know
that the Catholic Church has never con .
demned this doctrine % contrary to
Catholic truth.
"If the Pope, teaching the universal
church a. the chief bishop thereof, OF,
as the term Ia, ex ca athedra, thus defln.
ing what has been handed down from
Christ and His Apostle In the deposit
OF faith, should declare that this doc.
trine Is contrary to Catholic faith, /
should then rs Catholic, repudiate il,
But i am also theolosia Ian enough to
know what tho church teaches as TO the
Limitations Of this power of def nition,
and therefore to know that the doctrine
of the equality CT human rights In land
can NO more be condemned by the
church than any other truth.
HOWARD NCGLYNN.
IN THE PoPE's HANDS.
RoMR, Jan. 23-Tho Pope having re
served lor himself the settlement of the
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
SrEUXAL AERTHu1,



Have you got your fall suits vet,
you nave not you will never geI
snem chesper Dor made better than "a
James Harding's, No. 8i8 french street.
nut no matter how good or how pretty
= SUIT you get IL will not look wolf upoi
you unless u ITS nice. Now, II yot
want = eood Mt go 10 Harding's. Eli
stooh Is the best and he 10 up to tn,
money.
that verybody ought to know that A
sergeant gives 2240 rs. of the beat
weil-clsansd coal In every ton YOU buy
OAK pine and hickory kindlinR wood
In large loads. Lime for whitewasll.
Ing. Yard, foot OF Monroe street. Gen.
tral ONCE, Seventh and King streets
Look Tor the blue sign. Open In the
somsthing Very Pleasing
To see aud hear, "a wei! az TO the t,,te
That you will always find the largest
and finest assortment of milliperv in
the State. All the newest STYLES and
novelties In the line. Qualities unenr.
passed; prices the lowest, at Mrs. n. 8.
kirby's, 2o0 King street..
"EcApse." "Eeifpse."
The Eclipse $3.50 ladies' shoes mann.
'actured by Gallaher, Kitselman s. Fog
are urequaled by any on the market at
same price. Sold by all first class re.
tailers.
Ladies, try one bottle of velvetia for
your toilet. 1t conceals freckles, blotches
on the face, gives your skin q natural
complexion and is rarfrctl harmless,
Wnen once tried you will have no 9th.
or. % cents. Druggists.
Fresh Meats.
Why do you walk down town for ycur
meat when you can get the bss & of fresh
Deer, country pork, sausage and scrap
PIE ut tha lowest prices OF ID. K. Dallas,
No. $50 Madison street.
Painting.
Thghmnn DanneY, house and e;cn
painter, No. $40 Market street. Joh-
hing properly attended TO and esti1a o5o,
>'''
Try DIR. Chipman's Tonic Mixture ifj
you are run down, have no appetite and
are troubled with dyspepsia. Drug
yists.
DR.. Chipman's Pills prevent and cure
headache, Biliousness, Malaria, Dys-
'epsia, Constipation. One trial will
you Of their merit. Druggists, |
Dealers. Look Ous.
Gilmore, 106 Hast Second street, has
90 nccd pricos on tobacco and oixars.
Hui give you Bargains for the oash.
IL fine csbinet photographs and one
srge frame size free for 81. 90 at Hol.
and's Photograph gallery, 307 Market.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
Proposals Received.

General w. Il. Smith, United States
Engineer for this district, opened the
following bids last Saturday for dredg
ing tbs Christiana river, from Market
street bridge to the mouth, and for
dredging New Castle barbor: For the
Christiana-National Dredging Com.
pany, Wilmington, IL cents; Atlss
Dredging Company, Wilmington, 10
3 10 cents; 3. O. Somess Philadelphia,
i2Z osnts; American Dredging Com.
psny. Philadelphia, IA tents; Baltimore
Dred ging Company, 16 cents; George O.
Forbes * Co. Baltimore, 161< cts Thos.
y. Morgan, Washington, II cts /; Frank
Pidgeon Dredging Company, New
York, 81 cents. For New Castle har-
bor-National Dredging Company, 81
cents; Atlas Dredging Company ,12 $40
cents; American Dredging Com pany,
1811 cents; r. @. Som ers, IA cents; BAlti
more Dredging Company, 16H cents;
Frank Pidgeon Dredging Company, So
cents. The bids will be sent to Wash.
ington by General Smith for award.
The appropriation for the Christians q
is $40 900, while that for the harbcr At
New Castle ib 81 900.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
A Sore Throat or Cough.

u snhefed - pfogTeas, often results In
an an iucu.abls JhrcGs or lang trouble,
Erown's Bronchial Trocaee" give in-
stans relief.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

The Governor OF Missouri has become
lesions OF the attention given to out
lava; but he still continues TO recon-
mend the famous DIR. Bulbs Cough
Syrup for coughs and colds.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
For Several Roars

| bave been troubled with oatarrb-
EYE Cseam kelm has proved to hn tho
article oeaivec. believe it is tl.e only
curs' Il B. Coburn, EagdWare Mef.
ehant, powabGa, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

"RouRh on Itch" cures skin humor
eruptions, ring worm, tetter, salt
rheum, frosted feet, chilblsins, itch,
w poison. BARRIERS itch. 500. jars.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
Notice.

Owing to the fire, James Brad ford .
office will be at No. 225 Shipley street
until further notice
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
Now Is Your Time

to buy hand knit hoods, mitts and leg.
gins very cheap at Hnzill b Poist'e,
Second and Tatnall streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

Jsnney. sos King street, has opened
the seasoa TOR CHOICE York State pots.
toes. Just received. a la-ge eonsign.
ment from the best potato section OF
New York. VIII sell 10 the trade in
quantities to suit at reasonable prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
stolen Goods.

Chief OF Police Dytgherty has reciv.
Cd the following list lof stolen goods.
from Chief Of POLICE Stewart of Phila-
delphia, with the request that 1t be
exam ined by pAwubAokers and otbers.
The Chief was also Instructed to stats
that all advances will be paid on any
article recovered:
Que lsdy's hunting case watch. gold.
enameied back, With picture Of q Swiss
scene, cottage, etc maker, 1. Hursberp
d Bro. O1e gold chain, double, with
slide. One pair opera glasses, mother
OF pearl, In plush bag lined with scar.
let satin and scarlet strings, Lemair
maker; one pair opsra glasses, with
three sets lenses, for theatre, field and
marine glasses, black; one pair anne.
thyst sleeve buttons, oval with large
stone and vAriegated gold mounting ;one
pair rcoralstuds, round ball OF coral set in,
three clAws; one plain gold stud, set
full dress studs and sleeve buttons, one
plain gold rirg marked L. M. p, black
Spanish lace scarf, white Duchess lace,
In several pieces. two long pieces for
neck, and short pieces for sleeves, also
piece Of white point Duchess laoc,
Wider. One ring, pearl and ruby, set
diagonslly, pearl lost out Of setting.
Old setting of original diamond ring.
Small guard ring. Large, plain gold
ring with one side worn by guard ring.
One gents gold hunting case watch,
number Of movement. 2,4i8,30l case
6,694. One gold chain sL1 'ncket blood
stone ON one side, blue or the other.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
For Sale at q Dargain.

Threestory brick, Eo. 1908 vanBuren
street. Good esder and pleasant home.
apply at REPUBLICAN Office,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
iskougp Oh Corns.D

Ask for Wells "Rough on Corns. "
Quick relief. complete cure. Oorns,
warts bunions. lie.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

The shorter the tunnel the sweeter the
kiss, but the oker the GOLD the harder
the cure. DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup has
broken many stubborn coughs.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

hand-made crehm chocolate, 20 cent
q pound, at Ferguson's.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

EoH SALE--A STORE AND DWELL
4 ing, centrally located, containing 10
rooms, hot and cold water, in good order. II
gain. Inyeetment will pay 10 per cent. Gall
on J. J. PEIkOE,
oso-eod-ota No. 7 W. Ith street,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

FoE s,od coal 10 10 Bush's. French
street wharf.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
r. T.. RUSSELL
Now-TaE TInE no spEoULArw

A CrIvE FLUorU ATIoNs in ths Mar.
"A Fst oter opportunities to speculators
70 make money IN Grain, Stocas, Bonds and
petroleum. Prompt personal attention given
10 orders received by wire or malt. CORES.
pondence solicited. Full information Abeut
the markets In opr Book. which will be for.
wardet froo on application.
III. ID. KYLE, Banker and Broker,
SO Broad and "a New .streeis, New York
OitS. n29-1y eod-d&w
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24

"How you brudder Benz" "Me?"
Lor sister Charity, poorly sure's you
born, is wild de rhe umatis q creeping
all about same as . tame tnake."
"Ohile, buy Salvation Oil dey cure
sartln."
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
IN THE PoPE's HANDS.

ROME, jan. 23.-Tho Pope having re
served ior himself the settlement of the
case Of the Rev. DR.. Edward Mc6ilynn
OF New York 1t 10 expected in coolest
astical circles here that the latter will
submit 10 the commands of the church.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
A BALL ALWAYS IN snAsol

Tho baseball disappears with balmy skies,
The footballs doom is now not very far.
But there's one ball wnose season never lie
Ihe ball We Love To take aoross the blr.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-24
||se Bargains
M
| Goods.

blored Satins from
|ents a yard.
ben is Heavy Wool
IS, beautiful goods,
IS. a pair, selling
Is Of Ribbons
OF short lengths
bd beautiful Satin
b. 9; almost CIV
way. Remnants
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What the Russian Lives on.

The simplicity OF diet to which the
Russian is accustomed gives him ~
great advantage in enduring the PR
vations OF a campaign. Where an
Englishman would be half starved,
the Russian finds his ration sufficient
According to the ARMED Strength ol
Russia" the men receive mess allow
ance which is calculated to give them
one-third OF n pound OF mea5 on lOo
days OF the year. The remaining lo9
DAYS are observed rs lasts according
to the rules oil the Greek Church. In
addition, about 2 pounds OF flour,
which the men bake into bread Tor
themselves, or l pound 13 ounces OF
biscuits, is issued per man, and TO tins
is added 40 ounces OF greats, 4-o
ounces OF salt, and for every 100 men
II ITO ounces tea and pounds 3
$40 ounces OF sugar. As against TINS,
the daily field ration OF the British
soldier il pound OF meat, IL
pounds bread or pound biscuit, l-S
ounce coffee, Is ounce tea, ounces
sugar, and l-2 ounce salt. and when
hard work is being done another l-I
pound meat is added il possible, and
it is also usual to serve out ounces
compressed vegetables or ounces
preserved potatoes. At home grocer
| les and vegetables are not issued az
rations. but sum not exceeding 3D.
a day is stopped out OF the mems
pay to form n mess fund, out OF which
they supply themselves with such ex'
tras. The difference in the fare OF the
two armies is sufficiently striking and
the thought Immediately arises, how
could the multiiarious wants OF En-
cishmen have been stopped in the
snowy passes of the Balkans? or how
would the British soldier have worked
on Russian rations? The weight oftht
English daily ration is about 3 IL
pounds; that OF the Russian is about
2 pounds. Every Russian regiment
has on hand eight days supply OF
biscuits, which is renewed once a
month; when marching, five days
supply is carried with the regmentai
wagons and three days allowance by
the men themselves. What relief IT
would be to the cares OF an English
General il his commissariat arrange
ments could be thus simpliiied'
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C0MPLETEN ESS.

D, love that all my being warmsl
o, love that shields my life from stormsl
., love that every Impulse wills,
And ever fitting fancy fills
.. love that shines through all my dreams
That starlight through the summer streams;
That thrills with melody my days,
And rounds all discord into praisel
lean my face upon thy breast
As bends my noonray to the west
And calmly, in my open boat,
floating sing and singing float,
wait no more by wayside lakes.
To daily with the reeds and brakes;
Behind me fade the mountain SHOWS,
And in my face the June wind blows,
While strong and wide the currents sweep
Toward the ever-calling deep.
o, love that rocks me in its arms,
And makes me brave amidst alarmsl
j know not where thy stream may lead
Through rocky pass OF fiowery mead,
] only feel that am blest;
l only know ] am al rest.
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then the riother stole out into the
next toom, +'here Max waited Tor her,
"Mo,ber." he said, claspiag his arms
round hSs neck, 81 ran away from you
secretly-l could not do otherwise;
and. YOU sept WIS good"
His mother pressed him to her heart
and kissed him and said, MY OWN
Max. my little herol"
Several weeks later all the inhabit-
ants OF tie village had returned The
war had ended, and on the careworn
faces OF the returning began to appear
again peace and hope for future con-
tentment and happiness. Maxs Ia
Their sat on the bench before his house
with his bandaged les, but in iull re-
covery. Gladly he greeted every new
arrival. Each one stopped ana want
ed to hear how he had Jared, and he he'd
to relate, and how he liked TO tell oil.
And when his story was ended thar
the neighbors asked for Max, they
wanted to see the boy; and many d.
rough hand was laid on his shoulder,
and many a moist eye gazed into his
shining face.
MAX, you are brave boy" said
the men; and the boys OF the village
stood around and asked Max
were YOU afrad-not At a.l?-not
tiny little bit?"
ii do not know" said Max. 81
only always thought OF father.
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The Pay of the English Soldier.

The nominal pay OF Il common sol
der is Is. a day, varying up to 2ld
a day for men in the household caval
nv. But when the prescribed stop
pages have been made toward the
cost OF his "keep" very little indeed Is
left to MIN in the way OF pocket mon
ey. He may not fare badly. az com
pared with men OF his own rank IL
life who are not soldiers, while he is II
US teens or for a Jew years after
Soon, however, he wants more, and
is worth more-if he is worth anything
and the bride OF I'd. day, risini
to 3D., for re-engagement, lis NOT enough
for his requirements or his deserts
He may, OF course, advance TO be
Corporal, q Sergeant, or even ser
eeant- Major, receiving as much as as
or in the Royal Engineers 6s., day
nay, it Is now possible for him to bs
promoted altogether out OF the rankt
and to become IAN officer ana a gen
tleman." But these lacter promo
tions are very rare, and though
there are doubtless quite rs many
non.commissioned officers as there y
room or need Tor in a regiment
enough scope is not thus afforded foe
the reward OF good conduct and long
service which the great mass OF oui
soldiers have right to expect. Sure
ly it would be to the general advan-
tage, and not really expensive, itsuch u
progressive scale OF pay were adopted
as would enable a private, il through
no fault OF his own ne continued TO b,
a private all through his career, tC
have when he was 40 or so years Ole
much larger remuneration than the
balance left to him, after stoppaces
from nominal wage of l5d day
The addition OF a penny day To
every soldiers pay would amount to
nearly e3O0. 900 year, but SIS we sur
render with every soldier We dischaTgs
after seven years service the value %
something like 81, 900. there womb
be no expense whatever II We kept
that one thousand pounds worth ..
soldiership in the army, in rSii- IN.
money 10 recompense our tranoi
men ior continuing in our service
--frhs. OsrfIea.nn'e Manariue